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Artist: Emm Gryner
Canonical path: /gryner-emm/fetching-decay
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Fetching Decay
Read Fetching Decay lyrics by Emm Gryner on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Fetching Decay
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need you to be the cancer that swallows me
All my mates decided drowning was much better than me
Fuck it all I say
they'll be sorry in the end
So help me vanish
Help me get myself outta here
Wait I wouldn't leave without celebrating
Your birthday in the middle of July
Can't believe you wanna have me
Been wading through this bucket of lies
Fuck 'em all I say
They'll be sorry when the star buries the girl
So help me vanish
Help me get myself outta here
It might be a good vacation
I don't know
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